re: What punishment would you give...

<blockquote><b>Quoting ~Mommyof3girls~:</b>" What is your problem? You have a rude opinion for everything huh? It's not a fake tablet, it's a CHILD's electronic. Learn it  "</blockquote>




It's marketed as a kids version of an adult tablet, ie fake tablet.

My point is you crap on people that buy iPads but you bought a tablet too.

Quoting ~~My Pet Wussy~~:" <blockquote><b>Quoting ~Mommyof3girls~:</b>" What is your problem? You have a rude ... [snip!] ... a kids version of an adult tablet, ie fake tablet. My point is you crap on people that buy iPads but you bought a tablet too."

I just don't see the point in a child having an adult's device. A child should have a child appropriate device like that. That's just how I see it..

Quoting ~Mommyof3girls~:" What is your problem? You have a rude opinion for everything huh? It's not a fake tablet, it's a CHILD's electronic. Learn it  "

iPads have A LOT of things for kids, even babies...I can get him books for cheaper on there too.

<blockquote><b>Quoting ~Mommyof3girls~:</b>" I just don't see the point in a child having an adult's device. A child should have a child appropriate device like that. That's just how I see it.."</blockquote>

And you back up this point by saying kids need to play outside more?
Do you not see your logic fail?

Quoting ~Mommyof3girls~:" I just don't see the point in a child having an adult's device. A child should have a child appropriate device like that. That's just how I see it.."

And who says an ipad or ipod cannot be a childs device. There are plenty of things markets for children (even toddlers) that use their ipad or ipods.

Quoting ~Mommyof3girls~:" I just don't see the point in a child having an adult's device. A child should have a child appropriate device like that. That's just how I see it.."

I get my child an innotab (which he had when he was 3) and he would be bored of it within 2 seconds.

Quoting Jennybananna:" And who says an ipad or ipod cannot be a childs device. There are plenty of things markets for children (even toddlers) that use their ipad or ipods. "

Alot of the apps Cylus's Ot wants him to do are on the iPad.

Quoting ~Mommyof3girls~:" I just don't see the point in a child having an adult's device. A child should have a child appropriate device like that. That's just how I see it.."

It's the same damn thing. One is just more kid friendly but still the same thing.

<blockquote><b>Quoting 3 little monsters:</b>" It's the same damn thing. One is just more kid friendly but still the same thing. "</blockquote>




The only real difference is the kid version will be out grown in a few years while the "adult" version will remain useful.

Please tell me how the ipad is purely marketed towards adult users when things like this exist?








and tons more.

yea its just for adults  

Quoting ~Mommyof3girls~:" I just don't see the point in a child having an adult's device. A child should have a child appropriate device like that. That's just how I see it.."

I am not a fan of tablet's for kids. But, your argument makes no sense.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Jennybananna:</b>" Please tell me how the ipad is purely marketed towards adult users when things like this exist? and tons more. yea its just for adults  "</blockquote>




We have the first one, it's awesome!

Quoting ~~My Pet Wussy~~:" <blockquote><b>Quoting 3 little monsters:</b>" It's the same damn thing. One is just ... [snip!] ... The only real difference is the kid version will be out grown in a few years while the "adult" version will remain useful."

The "young" ones can remain useful for quite awhile. My oldest is 8, in 2nd grade and they still have learning apps/games for her on the leap pads for her grade level.

<blockquote><b>Quoting 3 little monsters:</b>" The "young" ones can remain useful for quite awhile. My oldest is 8, in 2nd grade and they still have learning apps/games for her on the leap pads for her grade level. "</blockquote>



I researched the games on the kid versions but my oldest son was too old to find them fun or to really learn anything from them, so I started looking at the iPads.

Quoting ~~My Pet Wussy~~:" <blockquote><b>Quoting 3 little monsters:</b>" The "young" ones can remain useful ... [snip!] ... but my oldest son was too old to find them fun or to really learn anything from them, so I started looking at the iPads."

There's one on the innotab my daughter really likes and takes some problem solving. You are a drop of water and you have to maneuver a maze by evaporation yourself, absorbing yourself into a sponge or freezing yourself. Another used math to get through a series of levels. She really liked them both.